mpgtx (an MPEG ToolboX) allows you to manipulate ID3 tags, split, join,
demultiplex, and fetch detailed information about a variety of MPEG files. It
was designed to do little, but do it well, and to provide the end user with an
austere yet powerful commandline interface. It replaces "mpgcut".

Dr.Morena is a tool to confirm the rule configuration of a firewall. It
inspects all the firewall rules that are currently in effect, and tests these
rules by sending various kinds of test packets through the firewall. This
allows you to confirm that the rules that you intend to be in effect are
actually in effect.

OzVM (Virtual Machine Project) is a simple,
lightweight, secure virtual machine. The current
target application of OzVM is OzStream, which
allows platform independent self-decoding of data.
The vision of OzStream is to make any and all
compressed media self-extracting. OzStream
abstracts compressed media from client
applications, providing new freedom for users,
developers, and compression techniques.

KOssMixer allows a user to control the hardware
mixer of a sound card. It self-adjusts to the
available mixer controls provided by the user's
hardware and driver combination. KOssMixer
provides a few unusual features not found in other
mixers, including the ability to hide unused mixer
controls and to rename controls to reflect their
usage rather than be constrained to the generic
name provided by the driver.

SCN Artificial Neural Network Library provides a programmer with a
simple object oriented API for constructing ANNs. It supports
non-recursive networks with an arbitrary number of layers, each with
an arbitrary number of nodes.

Torch is a machine learning library written in C++
that works on most Unix/Linux platforms. It can be
used to train MLPs, RBFs, HMMs, Gaussian Mixtures,
Kmeans, Mixtures of experts, Parzen Windows, KNN,
and can be easily extended so that you can add
your own machine learning algorithms.

IT/m libthreadedserver provides the required class
and framework to create threaded servers in C++.
It helps you in the task of writing threaded
servers using the POSIX threads library. The
classes provided with this library allow you to
quickly create a custom threaded server while
hidding the details of the theaded-dependent code
implementation.

The Load Balancer Project is a tool that allows
you to balance requests using clusters of servers.
The goal is to achieve high availability load
balancing with a simple configuration for the load
balancer and the network topology. It leaves the
servers untouched so the configuration only
resides on the load balancer, and it allows you to
manage any type of service via a plugin model
design and a transparent proxy feature.